Turning the World
“When i think about search, it is such a deep thing for all of us, to understand what you want and to understand the world’s information (Page)”. Search is what I have dedicated my life to find, and to share with the entire world. When my partner Sergey Brin and I developed our search engine, Google, I had the image of a librarian that knew everything in my head (“The Widespread Impact”). Thus, Google started out by matching the words someone typed to links in a database, organizing information like a library organized books. However, I believe that somewhere in this technological horizon rising upon us, Google can become more than a search engine. “When you type in a query… we know deeply what you want, to give you …show more content…
To personally explain, While striving towards my Bachelor of Science in Engineering from the University of Michigan, I began to realize the effect technology had on my education (“The Widespread Impact”). Most of my classes were online videos, which I could watch on my laptop before the exams, leaving more time for me to apply that knowledge and pursue my ideas and goals. Much like my online classes in college, the entire education system can be bettered by depending more on the internet. Online classes can expand from college into high schools, elementary schools, and even further the results on society by including online certificates to professions. An example of this would be certifying an electrical engineer online. The deliverance of necessary knowledge would cost almost nothing, however the result is an exciting addition to traditional technology. This engineer might change the world, just from the given chance to conveniently and cost efficiently educate …show more content…
“My issue is people are not setting goals that will be something that somebody gets rich from, and is still excited about working on it for ten years. You have to have a big enough goal to attract the best people and retain them, and keep them focused (“The Widespread Impact”)”. At Stanford, we were able to work on anything we wanted, for example I built and inkjet printer out of Legos and began to create a search engine to organize the world’s information (Lashisky). With the adaptation of this philosophy into education, more people will work on ideas important to them, and more people will change the world. People want to feel needed and important, which is compelled by setting goals to complete projects important to their individual
“When i think about search, it is such a deep thing for all of us, to understand what you want and to understand the world’s information (Page)”. Search is what I have dedicated my life to find, and to share with the entire world. When my partner Sergey Brin and I developed our search engine, Google, I had the image of a librarian that knew everything in my head (“The Widespread Impact”). Thus, Google started out by matching the words someone typed to links in a database, organizing information like a library organized books. However, I believe that somewhere in this technological horizon rising upon us, Google can become more than a search engine. “When you type in a query… we know deeply what you want, to give you …show more content…
To personally explain, While striving towards my Bachelor of Science in Engineering from the University of Michigan, I began to realize the effect technology had on my education (“The Widespread Impact”). Most of my classes were online videos, which I could watch on my laptop before the exams, leaving more time for me to apply that knowledge and pursue my ideas and goals. Much like my online classes in college, the entire education system can be bettered by depending more on the internet. Online classes can expand from college into high schools, elementary schools, and even further the results on society by including online certificates to professions. An example of this would be certifying an electrical engineer online. The deliverance of necessary knowledge would cost almost nothing, however the result is an exciting addition to traditional technology. This engineer might change the world, just from the given chance to conveniently and cost efficiently educate …show more content…
“My issue is people are not setting goals that will be something that somebody gets rich from, and is still excited about working on it for ten years. You have to have a big enough goal to attract the best people and retain them, and keep them focused (“The Widespread Impact”)”. At Stanford, we were able to work on anything we wanted, for example I built and inkjet printer out of Legos and began to create a search engine to organize the world’s information (Lashisky). With the adaptation of this philosophy into education, more people will work on ideas important to them, and more people will change the world. People want to feel needed and important, which is compelled by setting goals to complete projects important to their individual